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SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE for sale
SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE for sale
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Guns International #: 103323845
Seller's Inventory #: 581699
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103323845
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE
Description: Guns Listing ID: 581699 Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454 This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand. Historical Context The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces. Key Features and Condition -Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish. - Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character. - Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original. - Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings). - Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role. This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use. Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG Model: M1 Carbine Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 18" BARREL Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC Finish: parkerized Price: $1,549.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103323845
Seller's Inventory #: 581699
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Guns International #: 103323845
Seller's Inventory #: 581699
Guns International #: 103323845
Seller's Inventory #: 581699
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
SAGINAW MFG M1 Carbine .30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 581699
Vintage WWII U.S. M1 Carbine - Saginaw S.G. - Serial #3615454
This authentic World War II-era U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Caliber, was manufactured by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors at their Saginaw, Michigan plant. The receiver bears the clear stamping \"SAGINAW S.G.\" (Which may appear somewhat blurry or misread as \"CHINAW\" in photos due to wear or lighting, but is definitively SAGINAW S.G.), along with the serial number 3615454. This places it firmly within Saginaw S.G.‚s first production block of 3250520 to 3651519, which was manufactured between May 1943 and February 1944. The barrel, produced by Underwood-Elliott-Fisher, is stamped \"UNDERWOOD\" with a date code of 8-43 (August 1943) and the U.S. Ordnance \"flaming bomb\" acceptance symbol, a standard military proof mark indicating inspection and approval. Such inter-manufacturer parts were common during wartime production to meet high demand.
Historical Context
The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle designed for non-frontline troops, such as paratroopers, officers, artillery crews, and support personnel, providing more firepower than a pistol but less weight than the M1 Garand. Over 6.1 million M1 Carbines were produced by 12 contractors between 1941 and 1945, making it one of the most prolific U.S. firearms of WWII. It saw extensive service in the European and Pacific theaters, as well as later conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. Saginaw S.G., a division of General Motors specializing in automotive steering components, was awarded a contract in 1942 and produced approximately 293,592 M1 Carbines at the Saginaw facility. (Note: This is distinct from the smaller Grand Rapids plant, marked \"S‚G‚\", which produced about 76,897 units and took over the failed Irwin-Pedersen contract.) Saginaw‚s output contributed significantly to the war effort, with receivers like this one assembled rapidly to equip Allied forces.
Key Features and Condition
-Action and Barrel: Semi-automatic blowback operation with an 18-inch barrel showing strong, crisp rifling (as visible in the bore photo, indicating good shooting potential). The open-action photo reveals a clean chamber and bolt face with typical age-related patina on the parkerized metal finish.
- Stock and Furniture: Walnut stock with a high-wood design, featuring a rectangular cutout in the stock for the oiler/sling (visible in side views). The butt plate is checkered metal with a screw, showing minor wear but no cracks or repairs. Overall, the wood exhibits honest wartime use with some dings and scratches, adding to its historical character.
- Sights and Mechanics: Adjustable rear peep sight and fixed front post, standard for late-war models. The trigger guard, safety, and magazine release appear functional and original.
- Magazines: Includes three detachable box magazines that appear to be original WWII-era: (based on photo dimensions; all show matching patina and no modern markings).
- Overall Length and Weight: Approximately 35.6 inches long, weighing about 5.2 pounds unloaded—light and handy, as intended for its role.
This M1 Carbine is a fine example of American ingenuity and wartime manufacturing, with no signs of post-war modifications or rebuilds evident in the photos. It‚s ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, or display purposes, evoking the spirit of the Greatest Generation. As with all firearms, professional inspection by a gunsmith is recommended before use.
Manufacturer: SAGINAW MFG
Model: M1 Carbine
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: parkerized
Price: $1,549.99
Contact Seller
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